Social events listed for Tuesday and upcoming week
Local clubs and organizations schedule meetings and activities. Included are Odd Fellows No 22 lodge at 1 30, Newman club gatherings, Chapter F. P E, Knights of Columbus, Brotherhood of American Yeomen, and various women’s clubs with home venues across multiple streets. A Tuesday bridge party at 457 Third Street Southwest awarded prizes, plus a Broadland M E Ladies Aid sewing for a bazaar and an Extension club on floors and coverings. Farewell party for Miss Elmer Conditt held at 706 Illinois Avenue Southwest with prizes and a three course luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mondat K.P
Moodey
Jamees River Lodem
Odd Fellows
Newman Club
Mra
H. W. Markey
Ohio Avenue Southwest
F. P. KE
Elsterhood
Mra Camden Rayburn
Fourth Street
Twentieth Century Club
S. W. Keck
Nebraska Avenue
Colfax Rebekah Lodge
Knights of Columbus
K. C
Hall
The
Brotherhood of American Yeomen
Labor Temple
J. Zink
Utah Avenue Southeast
George Comerford
Idaho Avenue
Athena Club
E. H. Bruemmer
Kansas Avenue
Hi i
R. Schroeder
Roy Schroeder
Third Street Southwest
E. J. Dahl
Ross Wiley
St. Patrick’s
Extension Club
August Moldenhsur
Clarence Hollforty
Social Sisters Extension Club
Tom Curtis
Roy Lambert
Miss Conditt
Elmer Conditt
Aberdeen
Harriet Ayres
Nellie Sattertee
St. Patrick's
Miss Sattertee
Dlinois Avenue
Allen Walker
Earl Kalahar
LeMay Hadley
Miss
Cochrane
Milton Coch
Ranie
Wisconsin Avenue Southwest
Clarence McBugh
Elle Dahl
Dinner Bridge At Evergreens Honor St Patrick Motif
A St Patrick themed dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs Orla Jacobson at the Evergreens featured green nut baskets green carnations and green hat favors. An evening bridge contest rewarded top scorers Mr Rena Leighton Roy Flower Mrs George Sherman and Dr J B Annis. Mrs Milo Van Dyke won the draw prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evergreens
St. Patrick's
Orla Jacobson
Sever O'Clock
Rena Leighton
Roy Flower
George Sherman
J. B. Annis
Milo van Dyke
FLOURISH OF SOCIAL EVENTS AND VISITORS AT LOCAL GROUPS
A sequence of social activities fills the page with card parties, dinners, bridge contests and meetings. The Rotary board held a dinner at the Thorn home, while M E Ladies Aid planned plans for a three day Epworth League conference in March. Miss Grace Harris returned from Bulgaria to her parents in Alpens due to health issues. Mizpah Chapter Eastern Star hosted Worthy Grand Matron Elizabeth Burnett of Armour with a breakfast, school of instruction and a large banquet attended by delegations from surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Harris
Bulgaria
United States
A. B. Harris
Alpens
Miss Harris
Sophia
American College
Huron College
M. E. Ladies Aid
M. BE. Ladies Aid
Wesley Hall
Epworth League
Huron
J. P. Reyer
George Wilco
E. H W. Bruemmer
J. T. Lewin
Division No
Mizpah
Order of Eastern Star
Elizabeth Burnett
Armour
Evergreens
Masonic Temple
Methodist Episcopal Church
Millie Kuebn
Jessia Wendell
Aberdeen
Agnes Forks
Blunt
Adda Doherty
Mary Bryan
H. W. Grace
W. J. McDonald
Bridge
E. J. Kuirk
C. H. Gray
McCarthy
Grace
Highmore
Mitchell
California
Notable initiates and gifts at Masonic event
Dignitaries Anna 3B Spiller and Lillian Hinton were initiated. Gifta were presented to the Worthy Grand Matron and all grand and past grand officers. They offered responses. The program featured two solos sung by Mire Forbs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Didates
Anna
Spiller
Lillian Hinton
Gifta
Mire
Forbs
Highmore Social Calendar Highlights Mrs Ahrens Departure
Mrs Anna Ahrens, planning a move to Minneapolis, was guest of honor at a string of Highmore social events. Notable occasions included old-time party prizes for best costumes, a Masonic Temple debate between Easter Star and Hirawkas, and multiple bridge and lunch gatherings hosted by local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Ahrens
Minneapolis
Frank Hawking
Preston Kelly
Bruce Hardesty
Jay Rath
William Sharp
Charlotte Bottcher
Masonic Temple
Easter Star
Birowkaa
A. B. Douglas
Virginia Breed
M. Herry O'Brien
R. E. Dunlap
Odd Fellows Lodge
James Buchan
E. J. Quirk
Meyers Anniversary Receives Large Hyde County Gathering
Mrs. Meyers fifty second wedding anniversary celebrated March six with seventeen relatives at the Buchan home. Guests presented compliments at five o clock tea. Meyers family relocated to Hyde county from Illinois in 1916.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Buchan
Mrs. Meyers
Hyde County
Illinois
Cavour P T A Program Contest at School House
Cavour P T A met at the school house on Monday. The high school provided a program with speaker contests. In dramatic Daisy Beckmann won first with Mary Smith second. Humorous first went to Mary Fuller with Mary Martin second. Oratory winner Hazel Butz. Dean Marooney second. Mrs. Jackson of Huron College judged. Lunch followed. Maud Addison’s room will host next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cavour P. T. A
Daisy Beckmann
Mary Smith
Mary Fuller
Mary Martin
Hazel Butz
Dean Marooney
Jackson
Huron College
Maud Addisons
Schumann-Heink Not Hurt In Car Smash
Opera star Dame Schumann Heink visiting Minneapolis for two day appearance was briefly shaken after her car collided with another vehicle late last night. She told friends not to worry and continued her trip in another car. Miss Marie Birks teaches at Canova and is weekend visitor in Auror.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schumann-Heink
Minneapolis
Marie Birks
Canova
Auror
City Briefs Huron and area events and travels
Local notes report guests and visitors including elier staying with Mary Ldpedeat through Sunday and St Patrick activities at Be Betsie hall. Residents plan weekend trips to Yankton Sioux Falls Chicago Mitchell Pierre and Aberdeen with various family visits and travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elier
Mary
Huse
Be Betsie Hall
St Paul
Chas
J. Mitchell
Yankton
Sioux Falls
George McKeon Ani
Harry L. Wilkinson
Chicago
E. Hedley
Louise Buchanan
Mitchells
Huron
Etta
Cal
W. W. Sour
Castlewood
Lyman Cotton
Olson
Cotton
George C. Fullinweider
Minneapolis
E. W. Feige
M. D
Minnepolis Trip and Local Playhouse Event Mentioned
Mr and Mrs George C Hunt departed by car yesterday for Minneapolis to stay until Tuesday with Mrs Leura On guiding their return by train. In St Ter was auditorium the wheel children present a program. Judge and Mrs A K Gardner with stenographer Miss Elva Adsit left for Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George C. Hunt
Minneapolis
Court of Appeals to Convene in Kansas City in Ten Days
Mrs L B Hauge and young Sally Lou depart for Mitchell where Mrs A Hauge will drive them to Dimrock for a short stay. Mas Hall and daughter prepare to move to Sioux City. They are escorted to Mitchell by M Hauge’s parents Mr and Mrs E Wintle and Jack Wintle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highmore Foch Benava
Hye County
Mrs. Raske
Mitchell
Huron
Eighth Federal Circuit Court of App
Kansas City
Hauge
Little
Sally Lou
Also Mentioned on This Page
Eysign Coyne
Broadland Aid
Broadland Church
Will Vollenweider
T. KR. Tolar
Susie Thompson
Katherine Vollenweider
Bessie Walraven
Pearl Vollenweider
Charm School Agaly
Winifred Edwards
Adult Education
South Dakota
Flapper
Fanny
EL Pat
Erere
Jeanette Hollerbush
Alice Quile
Delaine
Benefit Association of Railroad Employees
K. P. Hall
H. L. Baumgartner
T. H. Rendle
M. C. Dumdey
L. Rupp
C. Aldrich
Rotary Board Seas
Rotary Club
Dale Thorn
Fourth Street Southwest
Robert D. Lusk
Costain
Highmore Society
LO. O. F. Hall
Frank Hawkins
Birs
Harry Miner
O. U's
Etta Quinn
Deliciouna
Mrs. Floyd Bisher
Jacob Toxpleins
Pengelly
Ft. Pierre
Lorado Taft
Magek
Silvernail
Otis Tieg
WJ. McDonald
A. la Lake
C. Shirley
M.D
D. Sewell
H. Saxton
H. Sprague
Ear
Trainin
G Medical, Nose and School
Ospital
HL. Baylor
H. Griffith
H. Faust
Eugene
Royal Beauty Shoppe
Albert Bensend
G. E. Albright
Carthage
Gladys Pyle
John Pyle
Pierre
Elinor Conditt
C. B. Lund
Clinois Avenue
R. A. Stratton
Aear
General Electric
General Electsia
E.C
GENERAL @ ELECTRIC
Oldsmobile
Fisher
Harmonia
Lovejoy
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